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'Brilliant' Sunday Express
'Addictive' Daily Mirror
'Brutally funny' Observer
Meet the Dobsons and the Jamiesons: two ordinary families on the verge of a nervous breakdown.
Joe Dobson left his wife and kids when his young girlfriend Nina discovered she was pregnant. Now he feels like a cliche and Nina feels like a drudge, swapping her wild nights out with friends for mild nights in wiping baby sick off the carpet. So when Joe announces that he's booked a week's luxury holiday in Italy, Nina is thrilled - until she realises Joe's kids Saul and Tabitha are coming along for the ride.
Meanwhile Guy Jamieson is sure this will be his last family holiday; he plans to leave his wife Alice on his return. Guy is a high-powered advertising director, and Alice - with her elasticated skirts, inedible mince suppers and unshaven legs - just doesn't fit his image. But Alice has a secret plan of her own: to have another baby...
Funny, smart and refreshingly honest, Having a Lovely Time is all about infidelity, jealousy, resentment, recriminations and, just occasionally, love - from the Sunday Times bestselling author Jenny Eclair.
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PRAISE FOR JENNY ECLAIR:
'Wonderfully written, insightful and riveting' Daily Mail
'Both heart-rending and compelling' Clare Mackintosh
'SO immersive, atmospheric and compelling' Marian Keyes
'Witty, moving, dark and absorbing' Jo Brand
'An elegant, gripping and mesmeric read' Helen Lederer
'An absolute page-turner of a story' Judy Finnigan
'Compelling, compassionate and keenly observed' Independent
"Addictive. One to shout about" - Mirror
"Addictive. One to shout about" - Mirror
"Brutally funny" - Observer
"Brutally funny" - Observer
"Brilliant" - Sunday Express
"Brilliant" - Sunday Express
"A funny, cleverly observed tale of modern family life, love and adultery" - New Woman
"A funny, cleverly observed tale of modern family life, love and adultery" - New Woman
"Attacks the myth of happy families with characteristic acerbic humour ... a good, light read, with some brutally funny lines" - Observer
"Attacks the myth of happy families with characteristic acerbic humour ... a good, light read, with some brutally funny lines" - Observer
"A heartbreaking yet funny read" - Heat
"A heartbreaking yet funny read" - Heat
"Honest and raucously funny" - Glamour
"Honest and raucously funny" - Glamour
